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Packet-Radio Digest Thu, 13 May 99 Volume 99 : Issue 106
Today's Topics:
Agw Packet Engine with Winpack?
Connecting to the Internet via radio ??
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Date: Fri, 07 May 1999 14:13:19 GMT
From: dbaySPAM@feistSPAM.com (Derren Bay)
Subject: Agw Packet Engine with Winpack?
I used JNOS years ago to "route" between my home LAN and the local
ampr IP network. It worked pretty well and I could use my PC software
to do all the IP functions. I've looked in to the AGW stuff a few
times, but haven't taken the time to set it up.
I'm a few days from getting a full time Internet connection at home
(cable-modem) and would like to get an internet-to-amprnet gateway
running. With your experience with AGW, do you think this it is the
way to go?
On Sun, 02 May 1999 21:12:04 +0000, Pasquale
<Pasquale.Canu@advalvas.be> wrote:
>Just install de agwtcpip or agwdialup and you can use your
>standard internet software for telnet connections.
>
>And if you for example install a server like xitami you can
>allow others to view html pages and ftp session's on your PC.
>
>I have also a FBB 700g23 running here with a telnet port just
>for experiments and it works al great .
>
>If you can work the ampr network try it out at
>
>http://44.144.181.26
>ftp://44.144.181.26
>telnet://44.144.181.26 but remember i'am not always on-line.
>
>
>
>Terry Page wrote:
>>
>> I have been able to get AX25 connections working with Winpack.
>>
>> Is there a way to get TCPIP working with Winpack. eg. Telnet.
>>
>> Terry --- Vk2JTP
>>
>> On Mon, 29 Mar 1999 09:09:49 +0100, Roger Barker
>> <roger@peaksys.demon.co.uk> wrote:
>>
>> >In article <7dkuod$og6$2@mendelevium.btinternet.com>, Tom Fanning
>> ><tom.f@btinternet.com> writes
>> >>Hello
>> >>Does anyone have any experience with interfacing Agw Packet Engine with
>> >>Winpack 6.4? I read that it could be done but could not find any
>> >>instructions.
>> >
>> >1. Get AGWPE set up on your PC. The procedure for doing that is no
>> >different for using it with WinPack to using it with any other
>> >applications.
>> >
>> >2. In WinPack - "Options", "Comms Setup", select "Host mode AGW". (It's
>> >covered in the help.)
>> >
>> >If your AGWPE set-up works, then it will work with WinPack. Initially I
>> >would test AGWPE with AGWTERM, that way, if you have any problems
>> >getting it to work, you know they aren't being caused by WinPack.
>.
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Date: Tue, 11 May 1999 22:02:40 +0100
From: "Jid Webb" <jid@g7epn.freeserve.co.uk>
Subject: Connecting to the Internet via radio ??
Charles Brabham wrote in message <7h971o$2lqt@enews4.newsguy.com>...
>
>Rory Moles wrote in message ...
>>Is it possible to send and receive internet email using a marine SSB or
>>VHF radio connected to a PC ? Where would be a good place to start finding
>>out about the hardware/software costs involved? I happened to read the
>>KA9Q user guide and read of TCP/IP connectivity via radio, but can't
>>figure out whether AMPRNET has a gateway to the internet. I have a very
>>basic knowledge of TCP/IP, zero knowledge of radio, and very basic
>>knowledge of DOS.
>
>
>You can arrange to send and receive E-mail over HF, but not by using tcpip.
>In a general sense, tcpip has been found to be almost completely useless
>over HF, and not much better on the higher frequencies. Small tcpip RF
>(radio) LANs have been built on the VHF/UHF freqs, but these are of course
>useless for sending data any significant distance.
>
>Here's a good one: Hard-core tcpip enthusiasts now connect to each other
>over the telephone (Internet) and PRETEND that they are communicating by
>Radio. That's how lousy tcpip is as an amateur Packet Radio protocol. Due
to
>this "Amateur Telephone" phenomena associated with Amateur tcpip, that
group
>has become the laughingstock of the Amateur Radio service, and serious Hams
>won't have anything to do with them.
>
>"Amateur tcpip" is a joke. It died on the vine, due to lack of suitability
>for it's environment. (Amateur RADIO)
>
>To get your HF E-mail service, you should be looking into the PACTOR
>mailboxes on HF, not the poor Amateur tcpip folks who can't handle HF
>communications at all, and must substitute for this ability by getting on
>the phone and pretending to be legitimate Hams.
>
>73 DE Charles Brabham,
>N5PVL @ N5PVL.#NTX.TX.USA.NOAM
>http://www.texoma.net/~n5pvl
>
>
>
I'v never read such rubbish. I have been running Jnos ( a tcp/ip program )
for 5 years here
and it is just as good, if not better than any ax25, dos or windows based
software.
There are amprnet to internet gateways even in England, although the sending
off non amprnet
e-mail in this country is not legal. It would work fine on vhf upto speeds
of 9600baud. I have never
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